Entries Tagged Kentucky

Kentucky wildlife officials have simplified its bear hunting regulations, eliminating eight zones and harvest quotas to help hunters plan and hunt easier.

Of all the wild turkey content seen online this spring by the author, this 3-minute video is his favorite.

Two world-class non-typical whitetails were killed in September 2021, and although the two bucks look similar, the stories behind the giants are completely different.

Marginal hits on whitetails will eventually happen to any veteran bowhunter. Some are pilot error, while others are difficult to decipher. What do you think happens here?

Upland wildlife research funded through Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration, derived from excise taxes on firearms, ammunition and archery gear, reveals new information for biologists — and for hunters.

Alabama wildlife officials are cautiously optimistic that invasive silver carp, which can wreak havoc on reservoir ecosystems, has not expanded its range in the state’s waterways.

Too much rain has moved the 21st Annual Muzzy Classic, July 11-12, 2020, back to last year's location, but the tournament goes on!

New research indicates that the nation’s largest private lands conservation program, the USDA Conservation Reserve Program can magnify its impacts on bobwhite quail, grassland birds and other wildlife if applied to the landscape at scale in locations already targeted by complementary management activities.

B.A.S.S. has canceled all fan events at its Elite Series tournament on Lake Chickamauga in Tennessee and postposed the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series tournament in South Carolina due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

An old-timer gets back into the stand to take on a bucket-list whitetail bowhunt in Kentucky.

The 2019 Muzzy Bowfishing Classic featured a record-setting 93 boats, and competitors shot more than 14,000 pounds of rough fish in one night.

Kentucky wildlife officials say the increasing problem with feral hogs in the famed Land Between the Lakes is due in part to illegal releases.

If you’re competitive and like to use archery gear in pursuit of roughfish, then save the dates of July 13 and 14 and plan a visit to Kentucky.

After the initial investigation was complete, a conservation officer went to the accused poachers’ family farm, where he discovered “dozens upon dozens” of deer antlers in a shed.